check the timing belt if it has broken or stripped its teeth this would cause a complete breakdown u can check this by removing the cover on the end of the engine.there are electrical issues therse would need checking 2 generally its to do with the earths the earth wires in and around the engine bay if and when they give trouble they can cause a non start.if not you will need to get your car to a garge so they can put it on a diagnostic machine .
To get the 2009 NPR started after replacing the fuel filter, simply start the engine.
You probably didn't prime the fuel system.
I would guess, it is starving for fuel. Start by replacing the fuel filter. If that does not help, suspect the fuel pump.
Start with replacing the fuel filter.
as soon as you start the vehicle it should register
try replacing the delta pressure feedback sensor. this fixed my explorer.Or you can try replacing the relay.
no just go ahead and start engine
The heating value of a fuel is the heat released during combustion of the fuel.
The fuel pump AND fuel relay (the relay being located under the steering wheel area under the dash and fuel pump located in the fuel tank) went out simultaneously causing my '94 Legend not to start at 150,000. After replacing the fuel pump, having the relay repaired and replacing the fuel filter, which is a good idea to replace the filter every year and right after replacing the fuel pump, mine started right up and I haven't had any problems ever since.
because it can start fire witch is hot.
Try replacing the fuel pressure regulator
Check that the 'new' fuel pump is actually pumping.
Could be as simple as a very dirty fuel filter. I would start with replacing the fuel filter.
Possible defective pressure relief valve??
Start with replacing the fuel filter.
Start with replacing the fuel filter.
Start with replacing the fuel filter, it may be plugged.
The place to start is by replacing the fuel filter and check fuel pump pressure.
Could be a fuel delivery problem, start with replacing the fuel filter.
Your new fuel pump is apparently defective. A fuel pump is required to supply fuel to the engine, and the engine cannot run (and of course not start) without a supply of fuel.
Fuel lines don't get "stopped up" but fuel filters do. Start with replacing the fuel filter. Then have a fuel pressure test done if you still have problems.
I would try replacing the fuel pressure regulator. That was my problem.
Start by replacing the filter. You will still probably have a weak fuel pump that will need replaced.
I would suspect fuel delivery problems. Start with replacing the fuel filter. If it still has trouble have a fuel pressure test done to test the fuel pump and fuel pressure regulator.
There are many different reasons for that... It can be faulty fuel pump. It can be low pressure in the fuel line. It can be faulty fuel pump relay and etc.